Titlebook: Essential Spectrum-based Fault Localization; Xiaoyuan Xie,Baowen Xu Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclu

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On the Maximality of Spectrum-Based Fault Localization,eral theoretical maximal formulas, which was proved by Yoo et al. (ACM Trans Softw Eng Methodol 26(1):4:1–4:30, 2017). In particular, we will introduce a sufficient and necessary condition of general theoretical maximality among the entire space of all possible formulas.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-33-6179-9Spectrum-based fault localization; SBFL; risk evaluation formulas; formula performance hierarchy; maxima

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Christian Servin,Vladik Kreinovichques have been proposed towards the automatic fault localization, among which spectrum-based fault localization (referred to as SBFL in this book) has received a lot of attention due to its simplicity and effectiveness. As the first chapter of this book, Chap. 1 will first introduce the history of a

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Generic Case Adaptation Framework,formulas (whose definitions and corresponding set divisions are listed and proved in Sect. 2.3). Overall, we will demonstrate and prove six equivalent formula groups, among which two groups are identified as maximal (including five maximal formulas, namely, Op1, Op2, Wong1, Russell & Rao, and Binary

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Structural Constraint Satisfaction,umptions when adopting the frameworks. In this chapter, we will be further discussing about the practicality of the theoretical frameworks with some potential concerns of “ideal assumptions” (Chen et al. A revisit of a theoretical analysis on spectrum-based fault localization. In: Proceedings of the